Hubert Green Returns to Form in Tournament of Champions
Hubert Green painted a three under par 69 at La Costa to seize a two stroke lead in the Tournament of Champions field of 22 past Masters winners. Windy, wet conditions tested the field as Green chained three late holes to maintain control over a tough course. Other notables included Don January at 71 and Crenshaw Snead at 72, while stars like Nicklaus Trevino Palmer and Player did not compete or qualify.
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Opening Day at Yankee Stadium Ends In Big Win
The renovated Yankee Stadium reopened with an 11-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins as Oscar Gamble fueled a late rally with a triple and a run scoring double. Willie Randolph, Lou Piniella, Otto Velez, and Chris Chambliss provided key hits while Rudy May allowed six early runs before settling. Nolan Ryan struggled in KC, and the Angels beat the Royals 5-1.
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Wolfpack shotputter eyes win at ACC meet
Durham AP Bob Medlin NC State shot putter pursues first place in opening session of the ACC track championship as Maryland seeks a 22nd straight tournament title. Medlin faces strongNC State teammates LeBaron Caruthers and John Holladay with defending champ Peter Quance in the steeplechase and UNC Kent Taylor posting the fastest time this year.
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Vet Rosewall In Semifinals Upset Bid Falls Short
CHARLO AP Pop seeded veteran Ken Rosewall edged Geoff Masters 6 3 in a quarterfinal at the Charlotte Jenny’s Classic amid aging versus youth. Rosewall, 41, praised Masters’ trouble with a serve as he advanced toward a possible semifinal with Vilas while other consolation matches featured Borowiak Mayer and Sanderson in Thursday play.
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Pistons and Bucks clash in pressure packed series opener
Detroit guard Ralph Lanier praised his team while a late surge from George Trapp paced the Pistons to a 123-116 win over Milwaukee in the NBA qualifying round. Milwaukee’s hot shooting and fouls shaped the tense game as Buffalo, Cleveland, and Phoenix also won in other best of three and seven series actions.
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Palmer's Magnetism Prevails In Tallahassee Open
In the Tallahassee Open, Bob Eastwood leads at six under par 66 after 18 holes. Arnold Palmer stays in contention at one under as Lon Hinkle and Lyn Lott trail by a shot, with a field rich in veterans and comeback attempts amid $80,000 purse.
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Deacons Take early ACC golf lead with four top spots
Wake Forest built a strong first round in the ACC tournament at North Ridge, posting 11 under par 349 to lead NC State by 17 strokes. Curtis Strange shot six under, finishing 67, with Scott Hoch, Hal Chapman, and others close behind as the Deacons dominate the early standings.
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